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Summary of initial data set

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txt <- readFiles('rawdata/CBE_LSE_2008-2019/CBE_LSErecords1-733.txt')
data <- convert2df(file = txt, dbsource = "wos", format = "plaintext")
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Research Questions

Social Network Analysis (SNA) of co-authorship: What social structures are organizing co-authorship?

Rachel Kudlacz This is the placeholder for the question about the social struction of co-authorship the among the CBE-LSE authors. A social network analysis approach was used… Text to introduce the script and outputs

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What are the collaborative connections between institutions?

Germaine Ng

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What is the intellectual structures? Document co-citation network

Darcie Nelson This is the placeholder for the question about documents frequently cited together Text to introduce the script and outputs.

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